About 3 months ago I saw an article on The Australian about a reporter that tried Hydroxatone and saw a visible reduction in wrinkles in a matter of 2 weeks. Since I have previous experience in marketing, I am wary of deceptive ads and products that promise quick "cures." As I read through the articles I became convinced that Hydroxatone was a truly amazing product, and I believed the story I read. So I decided to look up some info on Hydroxatone before making a purchase. THANK GOD I DID!! Page after page of complaints came up. Apparently the "news article" that I read was an advertisement, a TOTALLY FALSE advertisement. The "report" was total ***. There was no reporter. There were no real results. It's a total hoax. I took it upon myself to do a little research on the company behind Hydroxatone. Hydroxatone PO Box 9300 Jersey City, NJ 07303 A P.O. Box? A little more digging turned up www.AtlanticCoastMedia.com. DO NOT do business with these guys. They are using fake news articles with totally bogus info to sell their products. After connecting with a lot of pissed consumers, I can honestly call myself lucky to have done my research before buying into this scam. Here are some of the exposes I found on Atlatic Coast Media: http://scam.com/showthread.php?t=116562 http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/hydroxatone-owned-by-bellezza-llc-c142305.html http://www.scaminformer.com/scam-report/hydroxatone-hydroxatone-scam-will-steal-yr-money-rude-employees-c9283.html